A map of 8 Ferries & Crossings in Helsinki.
The Reposalmen lautturit solar ferry operates daily from June to August, with weekends in May and September. Accessible from Laajasalo and Vartiosaari, passengers can take the ferry directly or order in advance. Strollers and pets can be accommodated free of charge. Access to Vartiosaari will be possible with pushchairs with the new pier in 2023.
The ferry pier to Vasikkasaari
This is the official ferry pier. Boat mooring rings on the northeast and southeast shores. There are landing locations suitable for kayakers on both the east and west shores.
This is the pier where the public ferry lands. Pihlajasaari is only a 10-minute boat ride from Hernesaari. During the summer season, a ferry connection is available from Merisatama and Ruoholahti.
This is a pier for scheduled ferry traffic & water taxies. You can park for a max 15 minutes. But look at this <a href="https://vallisaari.fi/fi_FI/kavijoille/vallisaari-info/ammattiliikenne">.PDF map & information on this Luotsipihan harbor</a> first to find out where to park.
The Reposalmen lautturit solar ferry operates daily from June to August, with weekends in May and September. Accessible from Laajasalo and Vartiosaari, passengers can take the ferry directly or order in advance. Strollers and pets can be accommodated free of charge. Access to Vartiosaari will be possible with pushchairs with the new pier in 2023.
Harakka Island, located off Kaivopuisto, offers a rich flora and birdlife with four nature reserves. A water transport connection from Ullanlinnanlaituri operates from April to October. However, there is no barrier-free access to the ferry, and guests cannot arrive by boat (i.e. not a public pier). Check out the <a href="https://www.merenkavijat.fi/yhteysveneen-aikataulu-ja-hinnasto.html">ferry schedule here.</a>
Vene- tai kanoottilaituri. Good view of the all the piers in the video (3:40)
Cross the water. Ferries connect islands and cross lakes
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